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Hi Ayushi, I think this to be a question which is closely related to my heart as well and I can explain you in a more better way about this. First of all, it doesn't matter how expensive a college is until and unless the quality of education is apt. In that college. Secondly, an expensive college can definitely provide you with luxurious amenities and maybe a better exposure than from other colleges but this is just in case. It totally depends on your financial situation. I will suggest you to go for a renowned institution for both your undergrad and Masters if you can. Same was the case with me when I shifted Delhi for my UG in B.A. And I found my decision to be wise. Also you can go for government colleges with low fees and more quality education. Thank you
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A four-year integrated undergraduate programme called the B.A. B.Ed is designed for people who want to work as teachers. There are direct and indirect admissions for the B.A. B.Ed. The minimum score needed to enrol in a B.A. B.Ed programme is 5055% on the 10+2 exam from an approved board. The institute that offers the B.A. B.Ed programme determines the cost of the course. B.A. B.Ed tuition costs between INR 15,000 and 60,000 LPA. Most colleges offer admission to the programme based on merit, although some additionally hold entrance exams. As a result, the individual must take the B.A. B.Ed admission test. DU B.Ed Entrance, Rajasthan PTET CUCET, RIE CEE and other prestigious B.A. B.Ed entrance examinations are among the top ones. Careers for B.A. B.Ed graduates include a range of reputable professions including school teachers, counsellors, content writers, educational researchers, consultants, and principals, among others. Delhi University, Kerala University, Ahmedabad University, RIE Bhopal, etc. Are some of the best colleges for B.A. B.Ed.